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An English porcelain ware "Bacchus" cup. These are first seen in the 18th century; this one probably is mid-to-late 19th century.
An English blue and white chinoiserie platter, circa 1890. The center of the platter is decorated with a Chinese pavilion next to a lake.
A pair of 19th-century English Spode "New Fayence" vegetable dishes with covers.
Print of the Sphinx by Roberts, 19th century.
Print of colossal statues by Roberts, 19th century.
A 19th Century English Majolica pitcher with pink flowers.
A pair of English Minton bowls decorated in the French taste, circa 1900.
An early 18th century English oak drop leaf table. Measures 46.5" w when open.
An well turned and carved English Regency rush seat painted chair, circa 1810. Seat height 17.25".
A pair of Charles X candlesticks.
A pair of 18th century Dutch candlesticks.
A 19th-century English footed bowl or compôte, decorated with raspberries.
A Royal Doulton three-handled trophy.
A 19th-century English majolica pitcher with a lotus of flowers.
A late 19th-century English painted bamboo magazine rack with a shelf, circa 1890.
An early 19th-century English Regency Period oval fruit bowl, in brown with orange poppies on the border.
A 20th-century English Royal Doulton octagonal plate "Under the Greenwood Tree".
A 19th-century English transferware plate with the name "Sicilian" on the back.
A Sheraton mahogany satinwood inlaid game table, circa 1790. English or American.
An English oak dated cradle, circa 1706. Good color with attractive finials originally used for tie-on covers. Great color and patina with most pro...
View full detailsA set of four richly decorated plates in rust, cobalt blue, and gold, made in Staffordshire region of England circa 1880.
A brass Victorian oil lamp, England circa 1880.
A Victorian glass top hat, made for a groom. (The bride often was given a handmade glass shoe.) England, circa 1880.
A Huntley Palmer biscuit tin shaped like a bell, England circa 1900.
Begin with American Beauty, mix rustic textures from Rustic, and coastal light from Coastal.
Add historical context with History and finish with Drinkware & Bar for hosting.
Oak, maple, and walnut.
Yes—use clean lines to balance patina.
Landscapes and folk pieces.